trace: reporters also putting themselves at risk when covering a massive storm like florence. fox news business correspondent jeff flock didn t just have to deal with the high winds and flooding, he also had a close call with exploding transformers. watch this watch this. from carolina beach, where the storm is coming ashore eventually. jeff? you just saw that flash of another transformer going. i ll tell you, that is a scary part. you talk about the forward speed if this, i guess backwards. almost, going south sort of, south and west. we could have these conditions for a while. they start in fits and starts. that was another one. that one was fairly close. you can see it from here. i don t want to bring my camera out. trace: the second one, it
pete: that s a big one. ainsley: look at this storm right here. pete: it has made landfall. it is on the coast line. janice: it has not. ainsley: making landfall. janice: it s coming this hour. steve: very close and slowly move across the state. jeff flock joins us from the fox business network. carolina beach where the storm is coming ashore eventually, jeff? whoa, you just saw maybe that flash of another transformer going. i will tell you that s the scary part. you talk about the slow forward speed of this or i guess the backward speed almost going south sort of, south and west. we could have these conditions for a while. you know, they start in fits and starts. that was another one. that one was fairly close. you can t see it from here. i don t want to bring the camera out obviously into the wind, but that was another one right there. and i think we have now lost power in the building although i do see some